The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
COLT-BURKE.
Yesterdays Wedding of tive
Young and Loyal Hearts
at Clinton. Mo.

The marriage of Miss Daisy May
Colt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Colt, and Mr. VIM. c. Burke, of Kan
sas City, took place at the residence of
the brides parents in Clinton last
night at Z o'clock. Miss Colt is an sm-
liable and beautiful young lady, and "a
great favorite in Clinton society, aud
Mr.. Burke, who is civil engineer by
occupation, is handsome and much re-
spected.
The ceremony was performed by
DIR. Thomas Lawson, rector of the
Episcopal church. at Lamar, in the
presence of very large assemblage of
invited guests.
The reception room where the cere-
mony was performed, was tastetully
and effectively adorned with flowers,
and as background for the bridal
party, the bay window was
banked with golden yellow
and white chrysanthemums. Above
was a garland from which
was suspended a bell made of
white and golden yellow chrysa nthe-
NUNS, and it was beneath this that
the bride and groom pronounced the
VOWS which made them one. There
were no attendants.
The bride wore a costume of white
bengaline with square train, the
tablier and draperies were of beaded
tulle, corsage V shaped at the neck,
sleeves pulled, ornaments of dia-
mOnds, long tulle veil and in her
hand, the bride carried a prayerbook
bound in white kid.
After the ceremOney, the guest were
invited to an upper room where re-
freshments were served in the most
careful fashion from a handsomely
laid table, to 4S guests at a time.
The refreshments were of the choicest
viands and consisted of salads, meats,
cakes, ices, fruits, coffee, etc.
Among the large number of rich
and costly presents may be men.
toned.
Diamond ear rings, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Colt.
Half dozen pearl handled knives,
Miss Minnie Colt.
Hand painted pin cushion, Mrs.
BHrge,
Silver oyster forks, Mrs. A. T.
Beneke.
Blue satin "catch-all," Mrs. John
Roberts, of Colorado.
Sole leather trunk and satchel, Mrs.
]. B. Colt.
Silver berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Tyler.
Table linen, Mrs. E. l.. Foote.
Dante's "Purgatory and Paradise"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Wilson.
Solid silver vase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Pomeroy.
A volume entitled "Grand-mother's
garden" Mrs. f. D. Price.
Half dozen silver spoons, Mrs.
Frank Reinhart.
Solid silver pie knife, Emile Rein
hart, St. Louis.
Set of solid silver knives and forks,
Messrs. G. T. and III. w. Salmon.
Silver card receiver, Misses Kate
Curtis and Donna Moore.
Silver and rubin glass berry bowl,
Mrs. E. j. BrinkerhOtf.
Silver water set, G. w. Hammond
and other friends.
Gold and plush collar box, Sister
Lizzie Burke.
Plush and leather shaving set, Sis
ter Bridget.
Silver and china fruit bowl, Will
liam Messick.
Mirror set in brass, Mrs. F. M.
Green.
Silver cake knife and dozen silver
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Rein
hart.
Richly bound prayer book, Mrs. j.
F. Ruffin.
Plush pin cushion, Jay and Lizzie
Beneke, of Kansas City.
Dozen pearl handled desert knives,
Mrs. Reinhart and Miss Sophia Rein
hart.
Bon.bon dish, Mr.. Frank Hatch,
st. Louis.
Silver fish knives, Messrs. F. P.
Kitchen and Will Sans.
Hammered gold and bronze nut
and fruit bowl. No name.
Bronze ever, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Hoffman and Miss Flora Hoffman,
St. Louis.
Silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Casey.
"The Deserted Village" illustra-
ted Miss Matte Baxter.
Solid silver cream and sugar set,
Mr. and Mrs lanes Rurke Kansas